"Exodus 90" is a 90 day spiritual exercise for men that will begin on January 4, 2021 and end on Easter Sunday. The program is based on 3 pillars: prayer, asceticism, and fraternity which are all important aspects of the Christian life. Men who join the program will commit and strive to take on the following spiritual exercises: Make a daily holy hour; Read each day's scripture and reflection; Take short, cold showers; Practice regular intense exercise; Get a full night's sleep (7 or more hours); Abstain from alcohol; Abstain from desserts and sweets; Abstain from eating between meals; Abstain from soda or sweet drinks (white milk, black coffee, and black tea are permissible); Abstain from television, movies, or televised sports; Abstain from video games; Abstain from non-essential material purchases; Only listen to music that lifts the soul to God; Only use the computer for work, school, or essential tasks; Only use mobile devices for essential communication (cut out non-essential texting and internet use); Take Wednesdays and Fridays as days of fasting; Attend weekly fraternity meetings (one hour in length); Check in with an Anchor (friend doing the program) daily. Our Fraternity will meet weekly on Wednesday mornings from 5:30-6:30 AM in the Church basement starting on 8 Jan 2021. Men will also have the opportunity to meet virtually through Zoom. Depending on the number of men who sign up, we may also offer an evening meeting each week as well. The link to sign up for Exodus 90 is below: https://app.exodus90.com/j/JZUJRW8 If there are any further questions, you can contact Rob Liotta Mobile: (240) 350-4678 or robert.liotta@usuhs.edu

Holy Redeemer Women's Bible Study-2021   Looking for something new to do in 2021?  Come join the Holy Redeemer Women's Bible Study.  We are studying the gospel for the upcoming Sunday using the book, The Better Part by Fr. John Bartunek.  We meet weekly in small groups.  Meetings start the week of January 11.  We have both in-person and Zoom groups available:   Mondays (starts Jan. 11)   - 7 pm  - lower level of the church or ZOOM Tuesdays (starts Jan. 12)  - 9:30 am - lower level of the church (Masks and social distancing are required)   The groups provide spiritual nourishment and fellowship during these challenging times.     For additional information, contact Julie Liotta - jervin.liotta@gmail.com, Janie Worch - janieworch@verizon.net or Sandy Buffalano - sbuffalano@aol.com

2021 National  March for Life   The March for Life is scheduled to go on as planned on Friday, January 29.     We will not be able to offer a bus this year. Other transportation options are:  metro, car, Uber.     The theme is "Together Strong: Life Unites".     The schedule is as follows:   · Pre-Rally Concert with Matthew West - 11 am - 12 pm - National Mall   · March for Life Rally:  12-1 pm - 12th Street, National Mall   · March for Life: 1-4 pm - Constitution Avenue

Parishioners bring food on the first Sunday of each month for the St. Camillus Food Pantry in Takoma Park, Maryland.

Feeds and clothes DC’s homeless and poor; Treats ill, homeless people through medical, dental and mental health programs; Houses homeless families and single adults; and Trains people for jobs.

Parishioners bring food on the first Sunday of each month for the St. Camillus Food Pantry in Takoma Park, Maryland.

Feeds and clothes DC’s homeless and poor; Treats ill, homeless people through medical, dental and mental health programs; Houses homeless families and single adults; and Trains people for jobs.

Parishioners bring food on the first Sunday of each month for the St. Camillus Food Pantry in Takoma Park, Maryland.

Feeds and clothes DC’s homeless and poor; Treats ill, homeless people through medical, dental and mental health programs; Houses homeless families and single adults; and Trains people for jobs.

Parishioners bring food on the first Sunday of each month for the St. Camillus Food Pantry in Takoma Park, Maryland.

Feeds and clothes DC’s homeless and poor; Treats ill, homeless people through medical, dental and mental health programs; Houses homeless families and single adults; and Trains people for jobs.

Parishioners bring food on the first Sunday of each month for the St. Camillus Food Pantry in Takoma Park, Maryland.

Feeds and clothes DC’s homeless and poor; Treats ill, homeless people through medical, dental and mental health programs; Houses homeless families and single adults; and Trains people for jobs.